Mark Chapman
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Oct 9, 2026
Karen McCarthyHOST
He was later found down a bank and arrested.
Karen McCarthyHOST
In sport, injuries have ruled black caps Mark Chapman and Zach Fulks out of the highly anticipated T20 cricket series against India starting later this month.
Karen McCarthyHOST
Chapman has a hamstring tear, but is on track to be available for the one-day internationals against India, while Fulks' hip injury could take a longer recovery time.
Karen McCarthyHOST
All-rounder Josh Clarkson and fast bowler Blair Tickner have been called in to the T20 squad.
Finn BullsPANELIST
Bangladesh two for 11 currently, uh- Megan Schutt is the one bowling at the crease at the moment.
Finn BullsPANELIST
And looking at some more cricket, injuries have ruled out Mark Chapman and Zak Fouls, uh, for the upcoming T20 Series against India.
Finn BullsPANELIST
Chapman suffered a left hamstring tear during the European T20 League last month, and is on track to be available for the ODIs against India.
Finn BullsPANELIST
And, uh, Zak Fouls injured his right hip flexor during a recent Canterbury men's training, and his return-to-play timeline is still to be determined.
Kyle MillsHOST
Uh, Finn Balls, I can actually give you a little bit more detail-
LashesPANELIST
Please do
Kyle MillsHOST
... about Mark Chapman's, uh, hamstring, 'cause that was in the, uh, very intense final between the Belfast Wolves versus the Edinburgh Castle Rockers, uh, there at Malahide.
Kyle MillsHOST
Uh, Mark Chapman, from memory, he just clipped it into the leg side, sprinted down, and he did it running between the wickets.
Raylene RamsayHOST
And visiting Australian Captain Harry Wilson isn't buying any talk of a hoodoo at the Auckland venue, where they haven't won since 1986.
Raylene RamsayHOST
The Black Caps will be missing the injured Mark Chapman and Zach Foulkes for the upcoming 2020 cricket series against India.
Raylene RamsayHOST
That is your latest Newsfix.
Raylene RamsayHOST
We'll be back with the next update tomorrow morning from the NewstalkZB newsroom.
Guy HeveldtHOST
is going to chat to us.
Guy HeveldtHOST
Michael Bracewell opting for a casual contract off the back of Mark Chapman doing the same thing.
Guy HeveldtHOST
What does this mean? Is this the norm? Do we just have to get used to it? Is it because, or what's going to happen rather when it's not India and Australia in our test summer or in our cricket summer? We'll talk to him about all of that.
Guy HeveldtHOST
He's the boss of the New Zealand Cricket Players Association these days.
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LashesPANELIST
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Kyle MillsHOST
yeah it's good to get one it's been a while that is the spring cream rises to the top
Guy HeveldtHOST
simon porter coming up with us in just a few minutes the boss of the new zealand cricket players association to chat contracts uh namely casual contracts players taking them up the likes of michael brace will mark chapman etc so we'll chat to him about that uh we'll find out what's on breakfast this hour as well And we will also hear from the Odd Squad who of course take over from us this evening and are on trackside as well.
Guy HeveldtHOST
Stirling Mortlock a little bit later on in the hour, former Wallabies captain to discuss their side and the general feeling over in Australia heading towards the first Bledisloe test of the year at Eden Park on Saturday evening.
Simon PorterGUEST
So, um, you know, I, I think they're a really neat and novel way to ensure that, you know, we, we keep getting to, uh, pick our, our best players, um, for New Zealand when it matters.
speaker_1HOST
Hey, Simon, uh, this is what we hear, the, the Mark Chapman, Michael Bracewell situation.
speaker_1HOST
But I'm sure there's, uh, other players on the other side of the fence that are actually turning down these contracts to stay firm with New Zealand Cricket.
speaker_1HOST
Is, is that, um-
Simon PorterGUEST
And also, I think the, the nuance that you've gotta remember is it's really only the Big Bash period which coincides or, or clashes with the current Super Smash.
Simon PorterGUEST
That is the issue here.
Simon PorterGUEST
Like, I can s- Mark Chapman and Mike Bracewell will probably play some domestic cricket, uh, for Auckland and Wellington respectively.
Simon PorterGUEST
It's just there's a hard and fast rule, uh, that you have to be eligible for the Super Smash.
Guy HeveldtHOST
Off the back of Michael Bracewell opting for a casual contract.
Guy HeveldtHOST
to take up a deal with the Big Bash that follows Mark Chapman doing the same thing.
Guy HeveldtHOST
Is this now just something that they are going to have to accept is going to happen pretty much all the time with some of our best players? Or what does the future look like in that regard? Simon Porter, the head of the Cricket Players Association, is with us at about 4.30 or so as well.
Guy HeveldtHOST
Three and a half after three, Millsy and Guy on Sport Nation.
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Kyle MillsHOST
It'd be great if we could have our own competition here, which people are against, but that's their prerogative, I guess.
Kyle MillsHOST
But perhaps if we had our own competition where we could have the dollars, then a Michael Bracewell won't go play in the Big Bash.
Kyle MillsHOST
Mark Chapman won't go play in the Big Bash, and he'll play in our competition here.
Kyle MillsHOST
Because don't get me wrong, the boys get a bit tired of living out of a suitcase.
The Diggity DocHOST
But even someone like Tim Robinson, that opportunity's gone somewhere else.
The Diggity DocHOST
And the Michael Bracewell, like we've talked about, um, a lot of these players, whether it's a Mark Chapman, um, or anyone else, we have talked about the, the depth that the Black Caps have in all these positions.
The Diggity DocHOST
And the Michael Bracewell position is a position where the Black Caps have ample depth.
The Diggity DocHOST
We're talking-
The Diggity DocHOST
All these guys who are making this decision, they're ma- they're one format Black Caps, and ma- most of them are 1.5 format Black Caps, where they might get a few ODIs here and there.
The Diggity DocHOST
Like Tim Robinson might play a few ODIs specifically when we're dealing in, uh, like second tier Black Caps ODI teams.
The Diggity DocHOST
Um, some other guy like Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, they don't really feel like first 11 ODI cricketers.
The Diggity DocHOST
Uh, T- Fennell and Tim Seifert, they're only T20 cricketers.
Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
in November so I had a look it's in Mount Smart on November the 12th there so that'll be between the third and fourth ODI cricket games too because of course India is touring New Zealand there as well so I think it's quite nice they've got the football and the cricket happening at the same time too and then of course the second one will be the second game against India and the football will be in Christchurch on November the 15th indoors where it's very nice.
Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
Staying with cricket, Michael Bracewell now joins Mark Chapman, Lockie Ferguson, Adam Milne, Finn Allen and Tim Seifert in opting out of a central contract with New Zealand Cricket, so he's going to go there for a casual one.
Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
Bracewell is replaced with a full-time contract by the Wellington Firebirds captain Nick Kelly there too, so...
Nathan RarereCORRESPONDENT
And NZC has gone, yes, but look, he's not with us full time in this, but he will remain available for selection for the upcoming five match T20 series.
Sam AckermanHOST
... with Michael Bracewell the latest to shift to the casual contract away from being one of the, uh, central contracts for the, uh, New Zealand Cricket and Black Caps.
Sam AckermanHOST
Uh, he is pursuing an opportunity in the Australian Big Bash, so he struck a deal to, uh, to go off on his own, much like Finn Allen, Mark Chapman, Lockie Ferguson, Adam Milne, and Tim Seifert as the other casually contracted players for the upcoming season.
Sam AckermanHOST
Big one.
Sam AckermanHOST
Uh, that's, uh-
Felicity ReidCORRESPONDENT
Outside of the financial factors, there'll be the uncertainty around what the New Zealand T20 competition will look like moving forward.
Felicity ReidCORRESPONDENT
Uh, Mark Chapman made a similar move last month to make himself available for the Australian domestic T20 competition, the Big Bash.
Felicity ReidCORRESPONDENT
New Zealand Cricket are very open to these, uh, casual contracts, aware that they can't offer what some of the big money overseas leagues can.
Felicity ReidCORRESPONDENT
But New Zealand players can't be on a central contract and play the Big Bash.
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